Another concern that Russ and Dennis and I had was that by taking 5 time
series, we were involving the cache too much. Might the data not be
already pre-loaded after the first time series is retrieved?
So in this run I do one one time series read. This is all on the 3D precip flux data that Gary gave us.
cs[0] cs[1] cs[2] cache(MB) deflate shuffle read_hor(us) read_time_ser(us)
0 0 0 0 0 0 247 5073
256 64 128 4 0 0 238 2162
256 64 128 32 0 0 172 47050
256 64 128 128 0 0 165 42516
256 64 256 4 0 0 89 2061
256 64 256 32 0 0 136 83352
256 64 256 128 0 0 112 80282
256 128 128 4 0 0 217 2119
256 128 128 32 0 0 153 83400
256 128 128 128 0 0 128 80055
256 128 256 4 0 0 78 2250
256 128 256 32 0 0 188 188474
256 128 256 128 0 0 133 177679
1024 64 128 4 0 0 230 1952
1024 64 128 32 0 0 108690 52045
1024 64 128 128 0 0 216 49018
1024 64 256 4 0 0 88 2100
1024 64 256 32 0 0 87 1964
1024 64 256 128 0 0 175 95524
1024 128 128 4 0 0 218 2064
1024 128 128 32 0 0 218 1991
1024 128 128 128 0 0 194 95595
1024 128 256 4 0 0 76 2128
1024 128 256 32 0 0 76 2041
1024 128 256 128 0 0 198 197824
1560 64 128 4 0 0 229 1973
1560 64 128 32 0 0 229 1915
1560 64 128 128 0 0 161078 37119
1560 64 256 4 0 0 87 2178
1560 64 256 32 0 0 87 2105
1560 64 256 128 0 0 160058 72695
1560 128 128 4 0 0 214 2048
1560 128 128 32 0 0 213 1980
1560 128 128 128 0 0 159984 73765
1560 128 256 4 0 0 78 2284
1560 128 256 32 0 0 76 1954
1560 128 256 128 0 0 76 1947
Sorry about the alignment of the columns, but they show up fine for me
in emacs. Obviously this fancy web technology is only a few years away
from doing what emacs could do in 1981...
